Freewill is denied on more than one front in our modern landscape, but it is an important part of what the Bible teaches about us. Why would people attack this idea? What are the implications of having freewill and what does it mean for our walk with God? This lesson reveals the truth about our freedom and how it relates to God.

We have looked at passages related to Jesus and Paul making disciples. By covering these passages we brought out many great principles and lessons. This class is a review of those to help prepare us for what comes next: Starting to put these ideas into practice!

In Matthew 26:73, while Peter was denying he knew Jesus, the people figured out he knew Jesus because of Peter's accent. In Acts 4:13 the Sanhedrin knew that Peter and John had been with Jesus because of the way they spoke with boldness. The way we speak can be called an accent. In this lesson Jason shows that the principle still applies. Can people know you follow Jesus by identifying your "Christian Accent"?

It's important to set our standards early and slay our "sin dragons" when they are small, rather than allowing sin to grow before beginning the fight. 

It's a fact that you will be judged by people around you. You can choose to live a life that's authentically Christ-like, giving those people something worth judging you about.